My Wazifa Is not Working

Why my wazifa is not working?

There are a lot of people who often complain that their wazifas and all spiritual practices do not yield the desired results. The result is similar to somebody who is not doing wazifas at all. There are a lot of reasons why wazifas do and don’t work. We will list down all the potential reasons why your wazifas may not be working for you. Pay close attention to these points and overcome these barriers and then restart doing wazifas.

No Namaz(Salah and other necessary Islamic Obligations):

There is a tiny majority of people who begin to subconsciously believe that wazifas are more important than Namaz(Salah), Fasting and Zakat. Wazifas will work 100 percent work for a practicing Muslim while non-practicing will always face some barriers and difficulties in getting their duas accepted.

Indulgence in Sins:

Quite clearly, Sins are the major barrier between us and Allah’s mercy. If we intentionally or unintentionally indulge ourselves in sins, then there is 100 percent certainty that wazifas will not work for you.  The first and foremost condition before starting wazifas is to stay away from all major/minor sins as much as possible.

Illicit (Haram) Earnings:

Wazifas will not work for those people who earn their living off illicit, haram means. One such example might be a person making money through bribery/corruption. It is necessary to understand that in order for wazifas to work, we should earn the halal and permissible way. 

   

 

Lack of Gratitude:

I consider this the most important part of the equation. If you are not grateful to Allah for the blessings He has already bestowed upon you, then chances are your wazifa practice will always be an exercise in futility and vain. The law of gratitude demands that we remain grateful to Allah in all times. Gratitude is the force that makes it easy for us to get our duas/wazifas accepted.

Lack of Repentance (Astaghfar):

 In Quran, Allah (SWT) says: ‘Ask forgiveness of your Lord. Indeed, He is ever a Perpetual Forgiver. [Quran 71:10].  ‘He will send [rain from] the sky upon you in [continuing] showers. [Quran, 71:11]’ Rain is blessing and Allah(SWT) has used this metaphor to teach us how beneficial repentance, astaghfar is.  We are most of the time doing wazifas to seek Allah’s blessings and there can be no better way than Astaghfar to get our wishes granted by Allah. At another instance in Quran, Allah (SWT) tells us  “. . ask forgiveness of your Lord and then repent to Him. He will send [rain from] the sky upon you in showers and increase you in strength [added] to your strength. [Quran 11:52]

The above mentioned Quranic verses clearly reveal the importance of Repentance and doing astaghfar.

In conclusion, I would say this from my own experience that a person doing constant gratitude and repentance(astaghfar) will in fact no longer need any long-term and time consuming wazifas. Allah will make things easy for such a person.